Montana Memories: Farm & Ranch A Photo Album of Our Agricultural Heritage
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Great Falls Tribune is proud to announce the coming of a beautiful, hard-bound historic retrospective of farming and ranching in Montana from the 1800s through the 1950s. This book truly captures the wonderful agricultural heritage of our great state.
Look Inside Examples only, may not reflect final product
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Harvesting in Stockett area are Mervin Mapston on the tractor, Albert Mapston in the truck and Mose Tyson standing next to the truck, circa 1943.
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The Ryan Brothers crew making camp in the late 1800s.
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Wagon full of wool., circa 1915.
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John Peterson with his Ramley tractor on his homestead west of Winifred in the 1920s.
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Harvest friends on the Nahrgang Farm. Ruth Nahrgang and her son Charles are standing under the ladder. Circa 1920.
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The earth dam built by the Pondera Canal Company in 1905 at the east end of Lake Frances was one of the earliest construction sites in what would become known as the Valier Irrigation Project.
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Paul Nygasard discing on his farm NE of Wolf Point, circa 1922.